Zodor, a blockchain platform, just launched its infrastructure for securely issuing tokens representing real-world assets (RWAs). They’re aiming to make it easier for everyone, from small businesses to large institutions, to get involved in the growing world of tokenized assets.
A Fair Launch and Broad Reach
The platform is launching its token on April 15th, with no pre-sale, ensuring a level playing field for all participants. Zodor’s system is designed to handle various asset types, including equity, debt, and renewable energy assets. They’re aiming for a big slice of the RWA tokenization market, projected to hit $16 trillion by 2030.
Zodor’s Four Key Areas
Zodor’s platform is built around four core areas:
- Zodor Infra: The core infrastructure for secure and compliant RWA issuance and trading.
- Zodor Capital: A decentralized platform helping startups and small businesses raise funds.
- Zodor Energy: Focused on tokenizing renewable energy and climate projects.
- Zodor Infinity: A user-friendly platform allowing businesses to easily tokenize their assets. Think of it as a Shopify for tokenized economies.
Privacy and Compliance: A Key Focus
Zodor uses advanced encryption to ensure privacy while remaining compliant with regulations. This makes the platform attractive to institutions looking to explore the world of crypto.
Targeted Approach and Global Outlook
Instead of trying to tokenize everything, Zodor is focusing on high-impact sectors:
- Startups needing capital
- Renewable energy projects in developing countries
- Institutional assets with access for retail investors
- Regions with clear regulatory frameworks
About Zodor
Zodor aims to bridge the gap between traditional finance and decentralized systems, offering a secure, scalable, and compliant solution for tokenizing real-world assets. They believe their platform will increase liquidity and transparency for both investors and issuers.
